It’s not a good period for Madonna. The media watches her every move. When it’s not her brother saying he wants to write a book about her it’s the rumors regarding her divorce. When it’s not that, it’s the news about her childhood home which burnt Friday night.

According to BBC, Madonna’s former home from Detroit sustained major fire and smoke damage. Police suspect that the fire was caused by someone. Fire Chief Ron Crowell said that the blaze started in the living room and continued to spread. The Rochester Hills house was severely damaged by the fire.

A neighbor said that a woman who was driving in the area noticed some smoke coming from the two-story brick home and called 911. The firefighters arrived soon and managed to put the fire down quickly.

“We brought it under control in about 10 minutes. There was significant loss,” said Rochester Hills Fire Chief Ron Crowell, according to the Detroit Free Press.

The owners of the home were absent. No one was injured.

Madonna Louise Ciccone, 49, was raised in Pontiac and Rochester Hills. Before she moved to New York, she used to live there with 5 siblings.

Madonna gets ready for her Sticky and Sweet tour, which is set to start in Cardiff on 23 August and end in Miami on 26 November.